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German sports equipment manufacturer Puma is collaborating with Porsche to pay tribute to Maradona and Pelé in its black and yellow King Platinum 21.
In the continuity of the version presented in August 2021, the King Platinum 21 takes up the emblems of Porsche 911 Turbo 3.0 from 1974.
This pair has high-quality leather upper and was designed to provide better touch on the ball.
By working with Porsche, Puma hopes to raise the profile of this silo, which has been overshadowed by Griezmann's Ultra and Neymar's Future.
